Then they dart forward, and if they are lucky pull a worm from out of its underground home.

The long tongue can dart forward to capture insects.

Even in those brief moments, one's imagination darted forward to the next stage: an explosion of glass, the ceiling on the floor and the floor giving way.

However on the fourth he chose to attack, darting forward to attempt a serve and volley that had been so profitable earlier in the match.

The woodpecker's long tongue, in many cases as long as the woodpecker itself, can be darted forward to capture insects.

A dart hits his neck and he falls.

If the dart hits the board, the board will stop and the contestant will win the prize shown.

Next, consider the event that the dart hits the diagonal of the unit square exactly.

So the chaffinches dart out and eat them.

My job was often actually throwing the dart out of sight, since they were hopeless at aiming.

Then she'd dart out into the road after a thrush.

They dart out from a branch to catch flying insects.

Every now and then its long forked tongue would dart out, tasting the air.

As he speaks, his eyes dart around their surroundings, as if plotting an escape route.

He chain-smokes and his eyes dart continuously, betraying the sharp alertness of someone long used to watching his back.

Her eyes dart towards him when the couple are questioned by the media.

Her eyes dart around, as if in search of clues signalling whether to feel fear or relief.

My eyes dart around and play tricks.

I cannot tell him how to throw a dart but can teach him to be a bit more ruthless.

I could only raise my arm so far to throw a dart or drink a pint and then it was so painful.

Simply throw the dart and see where it lands.

Someone must throw the dart.

The largest ballistae of the 4th century could throw a dart further than 1200 yards (1,100 m).